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From Childhood's Hour: The Definitive Online Collection of Carlson Poetry

No I am not really William Shakespeare or even Joseph Fiennes for that matter.

(However isn't he a babe?  Talk about inspiration!)

 

What follows is the product of my adolescent angst as well as just plain wanting to write, anything and everything I could get my hands on or my mind around.  I beg your pardon if you find them simple or crude but to the extent that I exist they are a real part of me.

She

 This one is about my sister, Natasha Noel Carlson.  I wrote it before I could really cry for her.  Where she is right now I hope she can see this and know that I really did love her.

Curtain Call

My poem to express my passion which is the theater.  Anything is possible in that little box called the stage.  I will never be happier than I am on opening night standing in the wings of the theater and I hear the audience react to what we have put before them.  Whether they laugh, boo, clap or cry, there is not a feeling like it in the world.  

Want

This is new... my thoughts on who I have in my mind and what I want from that person...

Road of a Gypsy

I wrote this one originally as my eulogy, it presupposes a long career in the Air Force and my eventual election to office.

It Wasn't Meant To Be

The life and times of a Vermont snowflake.

Us

 I tried to capture a little of what I felt about my best friends "The Air Hooch"

Drill Team

 Ever wanted to be a part of a "brotherhood of honor"?  I did and I wrote this.

Finding Avalon

 If I could live forever it would be on the Isle of Avalon, lost in the mists since the times of King Arthur.

Moon Goddess

 My homage to the Goddess in the guise of my sister.

Sun and Shadows

 Which world do you live in?

Jealousy

 Now I didn't have anyone particular in mind when I wrote this (despite what some people STILL think) but it seems to be the constructive way for me to release my anger.

Morning Sun

 Okay, I was depressed and I was in Macro Economics.  That's how this scribble came to be.

Well Wishing

 This poem was a scrap my friend Debbie Vaughn left by my sleeping bag when we were 12.  I was moving away and she wanted me to remember her.  I always have Debbie.

 

 

 

 

 

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